Tired

By the time Erwin Wilson finished reading the book in his hand, Frederick Hall had not returned. When Erwin Wilson had overheard the conversation between Paul and Frederick just now, he had anticipated that this was bound to be troublesome. As expected, it was not until the evening that Paul comeback.

Erwin Wilson opened the door to the room, looking behind Paul. He seemed to understand too, so he said, "The director is still in a meeting, today's incident makes the meeting even more difficult. Mr. Hall told me to take you out to eat first and then go home."

Tomorrow is the day the two are engaged, but Frederick Hall still has to be in the company to solve problems. Erwin took the notebook, which since Frederick learned the sign language of the deaf and mute, Erwin rarely had to write on paper, but he still carried it with him.

“No need, take me home!”

Perhaps Paul was also busy, he did not ask anymore, and immediately took Erwin Wilson home.

Today, the Wilson family is as unified as